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I can't. I couldn't find any stores. There's a thread with more info about my situation. I am using Android to type, so I cannot link to it. EDIT: Now that I'm back at home, I can properly provide the link, here.

Can simple, nonstop water agitation help reduce chloramines or chlorine?

Just keep doing water changes, either 30% to max 50% on the safe side. Check.

I have a little surplus of my fish food, a large bag of media filter, water pump, a broken tank lamp, all of them bought from my used-to-be local aquarium store before it went bankrupted. So, it can take a while. This I totally agree. The only places where I can see aquarium tanks are where...

Thanks for everyone's help.

To jcolon: This is the problem. I couldn't even test, because I don't have a testing kit. And people here don't even know what is a testing kit...:ermm: I don't know how to say this, but it's the truth. Gasping at the surface, darting around the tank, red gills, heavy breathing, and...

I don't know how the water got to half of the tank's total volume. And unfortunately, I don't have anything that is useful to treat tap water within a short time span. And these are good answers for my brother. Thanks.

My younger brother asked me this question, and I don't know the answer. Will a fish survive with 1 half tank of its old, gotten-used-to water and 1 half tank of new, clean water?

Our local aquarium store closed down, and the clerk told me the aquarium market is losing its grip. That was a year ago. Now, I don't see these kinds of store anywhere near my home. How should I check my tank's water condition without using the water testing kits? I don't want to buy the...

What if constant rapid light changes were to occur near the fish, like a tank lamp flickering on and off? I found an old fish tank lamp with broken contacts and broken plug, and thought I should try using it temporarily.

I have a freshwater tank with just 1 large common goldfish. The tank is placed next to the wall, where there is little light. The light level is about the same as a bedroom with the windows covered with a medium thickness of curtain. It still has light, but somewhat dim. I've noticed that my...

Here are two pictures. What is it?